Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This render has flaws; to manage to keep the system stable enough to cope with the four thousand plus notes required I introduced two caching systems. One, for individual harmonics, worked just great; the other, which caches whole notes, has an issue. If a particular note comes out a bit off (which happens due to the random nature of resonant synthesis), it get repeated and so can sound a bit like a damaged wire on a piano.
I have a concept of 'leaky caching' which I applied to the harmonics cache but not the note cache. This seems to solve the problem so I will use it got both in future.
So, in this is not as perfect as I would like, in that it lacks randomness. Funny really, that randomness seems to have ended up being the essence of my synthesis technique. Nevertheless, I am posting it here because I like the sound and posting this piece lets me move onto the next.
This render has flaws; to manage to keep the system stable enough to cope with the four thousand plus notes required I introduced two caching systems. One, for individual harmonics, worked just great; the other, which caches whole notes, has an issue. If a particular note comes out a bit off (which happens due to the random nature of resonant synthesis), it get repeated and so can sound a bit like a damaged wire on a piano.
I have a concept of 'leaky caching' which I applied to the harmonics cache but not the note cache. This seems to solve the problem so I will use it got both in future.
So, in this is not as perfect as I would like, in that it lacks randomness. Funny really, that randomness seems to have ended up being the essence of my synthesis technique. Nevertheless, I am posting it here because I like the sound and posting this piece lets me move onto the next.
